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Friday, September 12th, 2025
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Good morning, Tallahassee. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 12th of September.
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ One Week Boutique, North Florida's largest children's consignment sale, opens today at Tucker Civic Center and runs through Sept. 14 with over 80,000 gently used children’s items including cribs, strollers, and toys. The free event offers parking and lets consigners pick up unsold items or donate them to local charities — a sustainable option for local families. Tallahassee Democrat
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ The Tallahassee Ballet has announced its 35th Evening of Music and Dance to blend classic works with new creations—set for 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 19 and 2:30 p.m. on Sept. 21 at FSU’s Opperman Music Hall with a post-show Q&A on the second day. Tallahassee Democrat
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EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Florida State University will join Google’s AI for Education Accelerator today to give free AI training to students, faculty and staff. The program will use Gemini for Education—tools that help with study guides and make work easier. Florida State University
- ➤ Godby High School hosted a leadership summit on campus on September 11th—students from various clubs practiced school spirit and built leadership skills with guidance from teachers and mentors. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ The fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10 has sparked free speech debates and heightened security at Florida colleges—university officials confirmed that they are increasing law enforcement presence and reviewing safety measures after some historically black colleges reported threats and went into lockdown. Florida campuses continue to balance the need for open discussion with efforts to protect students. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ On Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025, about 200 FSU students held a prayer vigil at Donald L. Tucker Civic Center to honor conservative activist Charlie Kirk—shot at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10. The event required student IDs for entry while police maintained security and non-students were asked to contact TPUSA FSU via social media. FSU News
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ A University of Florida study shows that trees are less likely to break in storms if they are trimmed to a single trunk, cared for with proper root mulching, and spaced well—experts say choosing strong species helps protect homes and public areas. The advice stresses regular pruning to keep trees healthy and reduce storm damage. Tallahassee Democrat
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Leon County Commissioner Christian Caban and the Florida Highway Patrol launched a speed enforcement operation on Highway 20 after recent pedestrian deaths and rising neighbor complaints, using marked and unmarked units — including canine teams — to teach drivers safer habits along the corridor. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ An appeals-court panel has stayed a lower court decision that blocked parts of law HB 1205 — a rule that stops noncitizens and non-Florida residents from gathering signatures for ballot proposals — so the law will be enforced as legal challenges continue. Supporters say the law will help stop fraud while critics warn it may harm groups collecting enough signatures for the 2026 ballot. Tallahassee Reports
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Yuna McCormack, who joined Florida State after considering a professional path, became a key midfielder by starting every game and registering two goals and one assist. Her USA U-20 experience helped her adjust to FSU’s championship-level play — a standard that fueled the team's performance in their recent ACC opener against Louisville. Tallahassee Democrat
- ➤ Florida High girls volleyball hosted Maclay on Wednesday night and won in straight sets—25-10, 25-17, and 25-22—with explosive hitting that left Maclay struggling defensively. The win boosted the Seminoles' standing as they look ahead to future matches. Tallahassee Reports
- ➤ Florida A&M football will try to earn its first win in its home opener against Albany State at Ken Riley Field tomorrow at 7 p.m.—the Rattlers must boost their low-scoring offense and limit Albany State’s quick quarterback to avoid an upset. Tallahassee Democrat
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The Yeah Babys: TLH Indie Night Live
7-11 p.m. — 926 Bar & Grill — No cover — Enjoy an indie music night featuring local talent in a lively venue.
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Beginner Meditation Workshop
9:30-11 a.m. — Tallahassee Chan Center — Free entry — Experience a calming seated meditation followed by an insightful Q&A session on mindfulness practices.
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Fall 2025 Backyard Gardening Series
6-8 p.m. — UF/IFAS Leon County Extension — Registration required — Explore gardening techniques and enjoy a hands-on planting experience.
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Titans Rise Gala
5:30-8:30 p.m. — Goodwood Museum & Gardens — RSVP required — Celebrate local heroes in essential trades and culinary arts at a casual gala.
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